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5 Essential Media Literacy Questions for Kids

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5 Essential Media Literacy Questions for Kids

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5 Essential Media Literacy Questions for Kids

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For more media literacy resources, visit our News and Media Literacy Toolkit at: https://www.commonsense.org/education/toolkit/news-and-media-literacy All media comes with an author, and an agenda. Whether in the classroom or at home, help kids think critically about any media they view with critical questions that dig below the surface.

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Video and ideas for Exhibition. Our projects should be a little different since we can not go out.

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Students in Grade 5 worked very hard preparing for their PYP Exhibition recently. This was a video used to introduce the exhibition to the KIS Community. Congratulations to Grade 5 for their fabulous exhibtion and taking the time to show us how we can all make a difference.

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Help Your Students Fact-Check the Web Like Professionals

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Crash Course Navigating Digital Information

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Crash Course Navigating Digital Information

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The video below is the first chapter of a collection of videos from Crash Course, conducted by John Green. These videos are supported by Mediawise (which goal is to teach students how to assess the accuracy of the media information) and Poynter Institute (a non-profit journalism school). Subscribe this channel to follow all the titles:
1# Introduction
2# Fact checking
3# Lateral reading
4# Deciding who to trust
5# Using Wikipedia
6# Evaluating evidence
7# Evaluating photos & videos
8# Data & information
9# Click restrain
10# Social media

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Introduction to Crash Course Navigating Digital Information #1

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This Powtoon video was created by Randall Meyer. It is an interesting video because it shows perfectly the 6 steps for a research project:
1. Explore
2. Identify
3. Gather
4. Create
5. Share
6. Reflect

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Watch this video and learn how the students explain their projects connecting them to the IB learning profile.
The School is Prem Tinsulanonda International School.

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Although it is not a PYP Exhibition, these TED talks can inspire you.

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Few scientific papers are written in crayon and begin with the words, "Once upon a time." But then again, few scientific papers are written by a group of 8- to 10-year-olds.

In this adorable talk from TEDGlobal, neuroscientist, artist and educator Beau Lotto shares why he thinks children have an edge when it comes to scientific inquiry - they are able to celebrate uncertainty and ask wonderful questions. An experiment is actually a form of play, says Lotto, who invited a group of 25 students from a small school in the UK to make a useful contribution to science by asking a question of their choice.

The question the students came up with: can bees think like human beings?

Student Amy O'Toole, who's 12 now, joined Lotto on stage to explain the experiment, which tested whether bees could solve a puzzle and learn to fly to a specific color of flower in a specific pattern. Indeed, the bees could.

"This project was exciting for me because it brought the process of discovery to life," says O'Toole in this talk. "It showed me that anyone, and I mean anyone, has the potential to discover something new."

To hear more about this non-traditional experiment and the two-year struggle to get it published in the journal Biology Letters, watch this wonderful talk. (You can actually read the Blackawton Bees study here.) Below, see eight talks from other impressive kids on the TED stage.

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Thomas Suarez: A 12-year-old app developer
Perhaps you have used Thomas Suarez's most famous iPhone app, the whack-a-mole game " Bustin Jeiber "? While most kids his age were playing online games, Suarez was learning how to make them. At TEDxManhattanBeach, he shares how he is sharing his knowledge and teaching other kids to develop apps too.

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Jack Andraka: A test for pancreatic cancer
15-year-old Jack Andraka has developed a promising new test for detecting pancreatic cancer early, because too often the disease isn't diagnosed until it has spread throughout the body. Down the road, Andraka's test could save many lives. In the meantime, it has netted him a win in the world's largest high school science competition. (Read our Q&A with Jack.)

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Few scientific papers are written in crayon and begin with the words, "Once upon a time." But then again, few scientific papers are written by a group of 8 to 10-year-olds.

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University of Prince Edward Island (Canada)

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Global warming.... AIDS.... social justice issues... natural disasters... all topics covered by UPEI's Global Issues 151 students in fall 2008, and all topics that have many histories, many sides, and sometimes solutions that are just too big for one student to take on. But what if a group of students could do something?

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When you are doing a research you need to know which words you are going to use to have curate information.

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The best guide to the PYP research.

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How do you know of if charity or aid organization is doing what it says it does?

Where do you go to find out how different non-government organizations (NGOs) are rated and evaluated?

Try these links!

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LibGuides: PYP Research: 5th Grade Exhibition Research

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How do you know of if charity or aid organization is doing what it says it does? Where do you go to find out how different non-government organizations (NGOs) are rated and evaluated? Try these links!

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This web page was created for a group of Grade 5 students from BINUS School Simprug in Yakarta. I think this is a good example for our Exhibitions this year.

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Step by Step Through the IB PYP Exhibition

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Step by Step Through the IB PYP Exhibition

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Step-by-Step Through the IB PYP Exhibition

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The IB PYP Exhibition is like learning to drive. You always remember that very first time you were in the driving seat and how daunting it all seemed. Well, dear friends, if you are about to embark on that journey through the PYP Exhibition, hold onto your hats! It is definitely one of those...

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Step-by-Step Through the IB PYP Exhibition

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This webpage contains all the Exhibition topics their grade 5 students have worked in since 2014 to 2020.

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Welcome to Al Jabr Islamic School Grade 5 PYP Exhibition website. It is significant for PYP schools and PYP students to synthesize the five essential elements that they learn throughout the PYP and share it with the whole community. This cumulates into a project called the PYP exhibition, and it represents the final assessment that PYP students must complete before they go to next level of study.
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​ Students, parents, mentors, and teachers will work on the exhibition projects for ten weeks. There is a time table for the exhibition which shows targets that need to be achieved each week. Grade 5 teachers will also give weekly information updates to parents, mentors, and students.

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Welcome to Al Jabr Islamic School Grade 5 PYP Exhibition website. It is significant for PYP schools and PYP students to synthesize the five essential elements that they learn throughout the PYP and share it with the whole community.

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"Exhibitions are the best way to measure learning
becau se they put the kid s right in the midst of their learning." (Dennis Littky)
The PYP Exhibition is an opportunity for the Grade 4 students to demonstrate what they have learned during their years in the PYP, focusing on global issues of the world that are connected to the transdisciplinary theme

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The Exhibition gives children the chance to plan the entire process and the freedom to choose their topic of investigation, the central idea, the inquiry lines, the resources and the final products they will create. The students will demonstrate understanding of the eight ctive, responsibility , reflection) , will use research, thinking, communication, self-management, and , will show the twelve learner profile attributes appreciation, commitment, confidence, creativity, curiosity, cooperation, empathy, enthusiasm, independence, integrity, respect, tolerance) and the ten (inquirer, thinker, knowledgeable, communicator, reflective, principled, open-minded, risk-taker, (form, function, causation change, connection, perspe caring, balanced).

Best of luck to everybody!

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"Exhibitions are the best way to measure learning becau se they put the kid s right in the midst of their learning."

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This is another webpage created for students from Grade 5 at BINUS School Simprug in Yakarta.

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Refugees are people who have been forced to leave their country in order to escape war, persecution or natural disaster. ​

"People may need institutions to protect their human rights such as to free movement , protection in another country and nationality."

1. Institutions that help protect human rights (Function)

2. Right to free movement, protection in another country and nationality (Perspective)
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3. Impacts of free movement, protection and nationality (Causation)

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Refugees are people who have been forced to leave their country in order to escape war, persecution or natural disaster. ​ "People may need institutions to protect their human rights such as to free movement , protection in another country and nationality." 1. Institutions that help protect human rights (Function) 2.

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Exhibition work from Grade 5 students at BINUS School Simprug in Yakarta.

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1)Different organizations that HELP PROMOTE WORKERS' RIGHTs (function)

2)Ways to protect workers' rights (responsibility)

3)effects of desirable and undesirable working conditions (Causation)

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1)Different organizations that HELP PROMOTE WORKERS' RIGHTs (function) 2)Ways to protect workers' rights (responsibility) 3)effects of desirable and undesirable working conditions (Causation)

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PYP EXHIBITION: Freedom of participation in Peaceful Assemblies.

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PYP EXHIBITION: Freedom of participation in Peaceful Assemblies.

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Another example from the students at BINUS School Simprug in Yakarta.

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Freedom of Participation in Peaceful Assemblies and Elections

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Freedom of Participation in Peaceful Assemblies and Elections

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The right to democracy is the 29th human right in the human right declaration. It allows people to elect, demonstrate and do other political activities.

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This video helps you to understand how to do a more effective research using three simple tips:
- AND, OR, NOT
- Quotation marks: ""
- Asterisk: *

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Online Research: Tips for Effective Search Strategies